During its keynote address at the PlayStation Experience community event in Las Vegas, Sony Computer Entertainment America announced a partnership with SEGA to release Yakuza 5, the much awaited fifth installment in the critically acclaimed main Yakuza series, on PlayStation Network for the PS3 in 2015.

A direct sequel to Yakuza 4, the game continues the epic story of Kazuma Kiryu alongside four other protagonists, following their struggles and conflicts in the seedy underbelly of Japan’s Yakuza underworld. Featuring a new graphics engine versus its predecessor, Yakuza 5 takes players to five major Japanese cities to venture through a life of crime and power.

Yakuza 5 features more mini-games than previous titles, a modified battle system as well as enhanced customizations and interactions in the signature hostess bars of the franchise. In addition to these features, Yakuza 5 also introduces “Another Drama” which is a series of side stories that focus on each protagonist in-depth and are separate from the main story of the game.

“The world of the Yakuza series has fascinated gamers in Japan and the West for many years,” said John Cheng, COO and President of SEGA of America. “We know fans have been eagerly awaiting a release of Yakuza 5 here and we are thrilled to finally launch this spectacular entry in the series in North America and Europe.

Today, on the International Hug Day, iHUGU – another game from Koo2Play studio, is out on Nintendo Switch. This time, the creators who are known for unusual productions such as Clock Simulator, present the game based on… hugging. iHUGU is a memory type of [...]

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